Reconstruction of an apartment in Opava

The goal of the design was to connect the dining and living area with the kitchen into a unified functional unit. The color scheme of this main space is a combination of white laminate, silver plaster, and brown wood, with light tones dominating that visually enlarge the area. The color tonalities evoke a pleasant feeling of light, cozy comfort. The silver plaster adds dynamism, freshness, and a contemporary look to the interior.
The bedroom is tuned into a blue-gray color combination, which stands in contrast to the existing furniture, creating an interesting tension. The newly created partition between the dressing room and the bedroom is designed with an organic footprint, which maximally corresponds to the ergonomics of movement in the space and strives to utilize the room’s volume to the fullest.
The hall is designed as a representative entry space that provides enough comfort during gatherings and simultaneously invites visits to the living and dining areas.
Throughout the entire interior, the original spatial relationships and objects meet newly added furnishings that define themselves materially against them. This creates a tension that enlivens the entire interior and establishes an unmistakable specific atmosphere of the apartment.